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PERSONAL.
PROPOSALS..


ID EMOVAL OF A WRECK IN
IA RAPPAHANNoCK RIVER, VIRGINIA.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER 0FPICE,)
No. $40 NINETEENTH STREET, NORTHWEST.
WAsHIsGT0s, ID. c., May s, 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATR,
FOR TIE REMOVAL OF A WRECK IN RAP
PABANNOCK RIVER, VIRGINIA, will be re-
,ceived az this ONCE until noon on the 6Tn DAY
OF JUNE, 1887, aud opened Immediately there
after
The hull. ribs. keel. and all remaining por-
lions OF the two masted schooner Spray lying
In about eleven feet Of water, about $40 miles
below Fredericksburg, are TO DO entirely re-
moved.
Specifications, containing detailed informa-
ton and blank forms Of proposals, can be OBJ
tanned az this ofiice, where charts can also be
seen.
The right to reject any or all proposals Is re-
served. s. II. ALBERT,
my SGT United States Agent
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DIRDMONT AIR LINE

RICHMOND AND DANylLL' RAY.
SHORTEST AND MOST Dire. .'.
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERS o. ALL f'..
TRAINS
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M-sss ss--====-satsc==-sIs-----A
y WILBOR'S C01Ep0UND OF y
PURE COD LIVER
\ OIL AND LIRE. !
--.---.C ,,,s-=-..-..-.t ,g--Gy
CURES COUGHS. COLDS. hSTIIMA. BRON-
CHITIS. AND ALI SCROFULOUS
MINORS

ToTuE CoYsUHPTIyE.-Wilh COmpouni Of
Ccd-Liyer Oh and Lime, without possessing the
very nauseatiug favor of the article "a hereto
fore used, IS endowed by the Phosphate OF Lime
with n healing property which renders the OH
doubly eficacous. Remarkable Testimonials
OF lis efficacy can be shown. Sold by A. Il.
WILBOR, Chemist, Boston, and alvdruggists.
my lO-Tu, Th&Salw
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CONNECT nov

CONNEC llON~.
Train No. % makes connection A. OWE
for Chase City and Clarksyli". . "Irr' -
for Durham. Raleigh, ami al i2.A~ '"
Carolina Division. .
for Raleigh. Gold ,torn'. an4 H1fD 1rsi '.' -.
Salisbury for Ashcyille. Nos enn1s-. ,.
points In Western North Ianli.hh a.
with Charlotte, columbia sol A.s-,.' az -
for Columbia. Augusta. Aikcn. ALA.' "a
yannah. Townsville, Ca, jas ''' - 80 80
other Florida points: also "iil NAi'-'-'
ual railroad fer Wilmington. ,.,,.,,,,,
Trains from the south arrive q. "N""''"'
6:i0 A. NJ. and 800 r. w.
BURKEYILLE ACCONNoDAlI"N'
Leave Manchester ......-.......... 20 ~ a.
Arrive Manchester. .-.t---.-. Nv - -
BON AIR ACCOMMODATES.
Leave Richmond ......-..-..-..- ---.' 30 = ~
Arrive Richmond. ..-..---- -.--.' 81 =. ~
l0Rk-RIYER IlNE-DAlil &c Whst
POIND EXCEPT II NDAl.
The fayorite route 20 Balumore. The s,ear
ers on this line are models 0f beauty, elegans',
ard comfort. Leave Richmond SD l. N. a
\ = NJ. arrive Baltimore SD A. ". less
Baltimore 5 2. NJ. arrive Richmond A. VI.
Fare RichmOnd 10 Baltimore: First clsss s
second class, sijo.
tages % the business world tn enabling hsp
TO leave Richmond near the close ~ the is''
transactions aud arrive az Baltimore eArlyssi.
morning. after having enjoyed telgil
nights rest. free nom ths dust aud D." I"
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATES
Leave Richmond tfwenty-elshih-
street cepoO. ....-,-,...-...s... 10
Arrive Richmond gfwenty-eighth- ~
street depotl ...........,.......... hi9'
Daily. fDaiiy except sunday. -
as.sft l..la .(t rsrf0
Uptown ONCE Corner Tenth aud NAN sn"~
JAMES l. TAYLOR
General Passsnger Asvl''
J. 4 POTTS
Assistant General Passenger Ags1r,
kichnoUt, VI
SOL HAAS, Trafsic MANAGER; -
= b THOMAS. General Mausseh
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old DOMINION STEAM q lfSfS
~ SHIP COMPANY. ~--A2s4~H
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at +. NJ, aud SUNDAY az nigh
water.
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY
al 3P. a.. and for Richmond direct EVERY
THURSDAY ats T. NJ.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare 10 New York riG James-riSer
route dncluding meals aud BERTH. .....sy o.
Round-trip tickets limited 70 thirty days
after date Of issue. II o.
Steerape with subsistence. ............... D %
Storage, without subsistence. 8 %
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
road ................ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ "
Cabin fare ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. .......'..'' -, - ~ %
Tickets can be obtained AT A. W. CARRIERS,
1000 Main street; Chesapeake and ohio aud
Richmond and Petersburg depOts. and at conf
pany's Offices, 1901 Main street. aud wharf,
Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through bills Of ladng
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until T. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing days cue hour be-
fore departure.
Passengers can leave New York Thursday
and Saturday ats p. VI. by the Newport NeH5
steamer and arrive al Richmond by the Chesa-
peake aud Ohio train the next day az 6:l5 7. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond ON MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio
by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same
days at 1919 A. NJ. will make connection ~
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those days
SAILlNGS THIS WEEK.
WYANOkE. Captain HULPHfRs, FRIDAY,
May 9Th at 3 o'clock y. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch, SUNDAY,
May sth. AT ; o'clock A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION, Captain JESSEY, TUES
DAY. May 10Th, at O'Clock z. NJ.
GEORGE W. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
No. 1891 Main street, aud
COmpany's wharf. ROckotta.
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+. b. Cook. Auctioneer,

J.. II. COOK. AhCllOneeIs
GALE OF HANDSOME AND ELE-
> CANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT No.
rs EAST MARSHALL STREET ON
TUESDAY. MAY TO- 1887,
at 10 o'clock. comprising:
handsome MAHOGANY SOFA, beautifully
carved ard upholstered in blue Fa'our;
! ARMCHAIR, In old-gOld Nalour;
HANDSOME RECEPTION-ChAlR;
MAHOGANY CARVED PEDESTAL TABLE;
| CHERRY CABINET (bevelled mirrors;
MAHOGANY CLAW-FOOT EAsELi
! CHERRY CABINET MANTEL-MIRROR;
/ GRAND CHERRY CHAMBER-SET;
HAIR-MATTRESS, SPRINGS, SC;
HIGHLY POLISHED OAK DINING ROOM
SET, with leather chairs 10 match;
RIDGEWAY REFRIGERATOR;
WALNUT ALL-RACk, extra fine;
WILTON, HALL, and STAIR CARPETs-all
the above manufactured 10 order by Hale
q Kilburn. Of Philadelphia, and In ele-
CANT order; also. ..
BEAUTIFUL HAND-PAfNTED DINNER,
DESSERT. and TEA-SEr, complete;
GAS-STOVE, &C. &C. +. Is. COOK,
mv6 AuctiOneer.
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BY Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoneeTs,
1ilS Vain street.
An UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE FlRsr-CLAss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CORNER RESI-
DENCE.
4 MOST DESIRABLE AID CENTRAL 10
CATION.
FOUP-STORY DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE
LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS.
NORTHEAST CORNER THIRD AND CARY
STREETS.
We will sell al public auction on
THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1857.
We will sell at pablic auction on
THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1851,


atGP. ", the above handsome and attractive
PROPERTY.
This handsome residence was constructor
with view TO durability, health, and comfort,
aud contains fourteen rooms; IL four stories
high. and most admirably arranged within Tor
LIGHT and ventilation. The southern, eastern.
and western exposure of the residence renders
IL one of the coolest houses in summer and the
most pleasant i'm the winter that can be had,
and tho views Of the surrounding country from
the large rear porches, extending across the
entire house, are extensive and magnificent
The out-houses consist of an admirably
arranged stable. fronting on Cary street, with
servants rooms above, besides kitchen and
other houses.
The entire premises front on Third street
1873 feet. with a depth Of 100 feet TO private
alley ten feet wide. with beautiful shrubbery,
eyergreens and shale-trees, and Is susceptible
of the following division: Residence and lot 81
feet front: n vacant lot with improvements in
the rear. % feet. and e feet Of adjacent vacant
property, most admirably adapted for build
ing purposes.
The entire premises are well drained 10 the
rear, and the rear Is accessible by two wide
alleys from Fourth street.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; balance in
one and two years. per cent. interest, secured
by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
my6 Auctioneers.
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PULLMAN sLgEPlNG-CAR ACc0vv.,.
1lON,

10. i-Sieeping-car from Pr.c-a.., ..p.
tol Without change, ami I5u.ll.rr v..
without change
no. scT,Lyn,nourg n N"s or.o,lta,I4.s..
Iickets. bacgasc-ofc asa aII i.fr--,. ....
can be obtained ~ Richmond alI p.....
railrO3d depot sLt 80 a. W. Carrier. ...u.
street s. D. r..Ir.
General Passenger ans 8 ..it. t..'-
CHARLES @. EDDY. hice-pre.iicf.
General Office. koanas-. 70. ..
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
VALUABLE AND WELL-LOCATED
DWELLING
AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF CLAY AND
THIRD STREETS
BY AUCTION.

In execution Of the decree referred to below
we viii sell by auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1887,
al 81 o'clock F. NJ. the VERY DESIRABLE,
CENTRALLY LOCATED, and WELL~BUlLT
DWELLING, No. PA. situated at the northwest
corner Of Clay and Third streets, containing
about nine rooms with most of the modern
conveniences. Besides the excellent dwelling
there Is a brick kitchen with three or four rooms
ard good brick stable.
The lot fronts 81 3-12 feet and runs back $50
feet to an alley IS feet wide
The convenient location Of this property,
close 10 business. churches. markets. &c, and
the fact Of its being corner property, combine
to make u a very desirable purchase either for
a home or as an investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance at six,
twelve. ard eighteen months for notes, with III
terest &c ded. and title retained.
y. RAND. WEXFORD,
HARVEY WILSON,
ROGER b. ATKINSON.
Special Commissioners.
BLUNM K Co. PLAINTIFFS, VS.. SEIBERLING AND
AIS, DEFESDASTs-lS TEE CHAScERY COUNT
or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
|. Benjamin H. Berry, clerk of said court.
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause Of
eth May, 1884, has been duly given.
myS BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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freisht received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Smithfeid, Hampton, Old Point Wa
very, and Hlcksford, Va; Washington, D. Z;
Newbern. Washington, and Tarboro', n. G. sill
stations on Atlantic aud Danyilie railroad,
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk souta-
ern railroad. and Eastern North Carolina gen
orally: also. for Eastern Shore OF Virginia and
eli regular landings on the james and Kappa
hammock rivers. At LOWEST kAfES and
through bills issued.
L. b. TATuM, Superintendent
ocu No iii Main street and hoehss>A
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kii ~ A. cT5zzcegrrI --s.1-rr-u-7
~ - svx'.fEe 49, ~ W, -S1,.s5
NORFOLK AND WESTERN Rail.
~ Road
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nor SAL e,
WEST-END REAL ESTATE.
SPEEDY PROFITS A CERTAlNTY.
6: per foot--i50 feet, Randolph street
So per foot-;JO feet, Winder street.
81 Der fOot--f0 feet. Ashland street,
80 per fOOt--lS0 feet. Marshall street
SIS ger foot-3l0 feet, Floyd street.
$50 per foot-1S0 feet, Reservoir street.
f30 per ioot-3s0 feet, west Main street
SO per fOot-Ss0 feet, Grove avenue.
S35 per foot 300 feet. west Grace street.
$50 per foOt-300 feet. west franklin street
s7S per tOot--575{ feet, west Grace street..
$50 per f0ot--l50 feet, west Grace street.
800 per foot-a0 feet, Floyd street
$50 per foOt-jO feet, west Franklin street.
TERMS: small payments aud long credits.
J. THOMPSON BROWN @CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
mvG3t lib Main street.
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TRAINS NORTHW App.


'Dsuy. tDaily except ,ariaHl
STOpPlNG-pLAtir
Nos. q aud - make no stop. Sos
stop only on signal nc Manchr,'r-
and Chester. Nos. .. %. -. ~. %. p. .'
and % will stop az al stations t'r
PULLMAN-CAR sERflD-
On Trains Nor. 3. q. and 3. -'nei
tween Washington AMI tLar.r-f.H.
NOS q and - sleepiug.rars lrtN
and Tampa. Fla. lria Jackson
No. - sleeplng-cars bctN"cu 10
New York.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE To N..sl-@
LEAVE.
Richmond 10 20 4. VI. Norfolk.
Richmond. 1853 =. VI. N1..Iik
Norfolk. 'SlJA. VI. iI'l'n
Norfolk .....t5.O0 p. ". M-lm'
These trains also make c.D'
Farmyille. Lyuchburg, AMI
points, and an stations Cg rr ..'
Western railroad. except iha lL'
sengers Tor points west a ittf
leave by the g.is train instead ....
surrrr..
r. NJ. EMERSON. General pa-scl g., 70
Sol. HAAS. Trade Manager
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e;s9 r ". Datly, except sudan. ~. s,.,
mona s9d Ictor b8rg -sn~,,s
Arrive ictcr-tlr, -" .'ip..'-
leave Fo'er.h4rr = y
dauy. arriving Norfolk fr.. q ~
.o =, through car Richmond o .a,f.,
o'1O r. " Daiy, EXCEPT >gllaF. ,.i ,..i
mond and .ponr.t.-, ,...... ~
Arrive 81 Peter burg -. 81 A., 81
connecting VIII In. ~ ;
leaving F'ier0rrs a, ..o ,' n,
for Farmyil.o. f,u-h.... ~
noke. Bristol, Known. '. ...
nooga, ard A. I.al. ,..,..
west N't
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT TIN
COMPANY'S s-,ssA.<szA
JAMES-RIvER LINE
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT
NEWS, CLAREM0ST, AND
JAMESRINER LANDINGS DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK closely with all Tires for Old
Point Comfort, Washington, ID. C., Baltimore.
Philadelphia, and New York; same afternoon
also with rail and steamboat lines for eastern
North Carolina aud the south.
Al NEWPORT NEWS for Smithned. Va:
And At CLAREM0NT With the Atlantic and
Dsuvllle railroad for Waverly. Hicksford, Sc
ONLY ALl-WATkR ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST ROUTE.
JAMESTOWN, Dutch GAP, AND WAX
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE
FIRST-CLASS MEALS.
zhe elegsntly-rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.
carrying United States Mail,)
CAPTAIN DEYo.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND Friday az
A. NJ. (BR0AD-STREET CARS CONNECT ~
FULL TIME for aboye-named places, arriSiny
at Norfolk at 5 \. NJ. Returning. the steamer
leaves Norfolk. Old Point. aud Newport news
on alternate days, arriving at Richmond ato T.
NJ. -,.,. -,
Through tickets 10 aboye-named points on
sale on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency, lVVO
Main street. Baggage checked through
STAYg-ROOMs ENGAGED FUR pAf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-09-15
w. c. T u. NOTES.
TOBACCO AND BOYS.

TOBACCO AND BOYS.
AzA Next to the whiskey
:: :: =: :: =: =: :: !:
&MA stain comes the filth of
ferry to the railway STA
ton, noticed decent woman tried in
vain TO escape the volley of tobacco
Juice that used the fresh straw on every
side of her as a spittoon. A man OBJ
posite came as near to her feet as he
could and not hit her every time. On
one side, a big boy made quite puddle
of tobacco-juice in the straw, and on
the other side the man aimed his ex-
pectorations away from her, which was
the only relief the poor thing had, for
there was no vacant seat for which she
could change her own. but | smoke
like a gentleman" says boy at my
elbow. All, yes! and if you could only
continue to smoke like gentleman, it
might not be so bad; but the moment
you thrust into your little sisters face
lips that smell of tobacco, to give her
your brotherly kiss; the moment when
you are uneasy after dinner. and have
10 leave wife, or mother, or friend, till
you nave had your smoke; the hour
when you are cross, and nervous, and
uneasy, because you failed to get your
cigar at the accustomed time, you have
ceased to smoke like a gentleman, and
are smoking like slave. A gentleman
cultivates no habit that cannot be laid
aside if the happiness and comfort OF
others demand it, and no gentleman
but prides himself on holding in his
own hands the reins of personal control
When tobacco cannot be resisted, he
falls to the position of servant 10 a
very poor master indeed. The only
way to keep free from this dominion,
too. is to let it utterly alone. 1t stuns
the growth, my narrow-chested, spin
dle-legged boy, who would be glad to
believe you would grow, by-and-by,
into the fine proportions of man,
And if it did nothing but prevent that
growth, the manliness in you would
scorn anything that would do that. II
takes not only the energy from the
nerves and the vigor from the linn BIS.
but the brightness from the eye and
the sweetness from the breath; and if
you don't care for these things now,
by-and-by, when some sweet girl turns
away her head. while you talk to her,
yov will find yourself wishing you had
cared.-Na7y LoaOe Dickenson, in I'm
ion Signal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07
Trudni on sic jaz cd trzocf la

oszustwem, wyfudzajac dolary cd
bicdnych ro6otnik6w polskich,
ktorym obiecuje znalese robote, Il
potem wcale sic mich ME ktopoce.
Ostrzegam Was, Rodacy, byscic sic
ME wdawali z tym oszustem, Mem.
Steinem czyli, jak on siebie MANU-
je miedzy Polakami--Kamihshim.
Wicrzajc;e mi, re IA pijawka, gdyby
mogfa, krew by z was wyssata.
Me dosyc, ~ Niemcy Polakow
W Europie wyzyskuia a, to jeszcze tn
sic tacy znajda, ktorzy ostatni cent
wydarfszy prostemu polsk;emu robo-
tnikowi, ~jeszcze potem zniego ura-
gaia nazywajac so Dunu1er RUach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07

Straty mole osobiste W jej spra-
vie 1912
Ia pogrzeb 5 $3.50
Razem $ 1922
Wyp1aciiem Pawfoskiej 5 19s,l7,
a co ja tam kosztowali adwokaci,
to mnie ME obchodzi.
10. ze niby W sadzle drwinki
sobie robiono'z Rzadu Centralnego
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. jest po prostu
zmyslonem.
a 4 Nodolski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07
KRASzEWSK|
CHICAGO,
Chicago, l lipca, 81
Bacznosc Rodacy!

Dzien uroczysty, ola Polonii
naszego grodu p"mietny, 1890
czerwca T.. BE-, W kt6rym to dniu
odbyfo sic nabozehstwo safobne
IA spokoj duszy sw. pamieci Ig-
nacego Jozefa Kraszewskiego, DO
zostawif pc soble widoczne Shady.
Zaioba przsjeci, ze TIA W oku
wsp6fudzia} bloracy W zafobnym
obchodzie, przedswielismy uwiecz-
mic panied lego me4a, Patryoty i
Apostolic ucisniontgo narodu, kto-
~ IAN znikf jake gwiazda nocna,
Il promionie Tejze, z%aszczepione w
naszych sercach pragnac przeka-
zac jake sllarb naszemu potom-
stwu, wznosimy sztandar ma Geese
zaslug Jego i stawy.
Przeto odzvwamy sic do waszych
serc polslllch, do waszego goracego
patryotyzmu, abyscle raczyli PREY
bye
d.sia IL 1ipca
o godzinic 3c1ej 10 potudniu do
Toraeaerts Turn Hull, prey ulicach
l2tej llalsted.
KOmitet
Pauiin Rudzihski,
Stanisfaw kociemski,
MARGIN Szulz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07

zdrowie, powr6cit do Europy. Po-
tenn odwiedzat mas KS. Kazimierz
Pofu q hski z Bremond, a
gdy i ten mas wypuscif z swej
opieki, zlitowai sic mad Mani KS.
Biskup Galvestonski i regularnie
przyscfa nam Wiel. rs. j. Gra-
b ingera z BRENNAN raz ma
miesiac, kalacego W polskim i
niomieckim jezyku. Pensya, .Dak:,
nasza malta paratia, liczaca tylko
65 rodzin, temu gorliwemu dusz-
%pasterzcwi optaca, wynosi s25
%misiecznie, opr6cz kos,ielnych do
chod6w.
Ostatni raz byf IL mas KS.
Grabinger W Boze Ciato, kt6re
staropolskim zwyczajem obchodzi-
l'smy jaknajuroczysciej.
w Zielone Swiatki mielismy
tn talkze piknik, ma ktorym sic
doskonale ubawilismy. Ksiedza
ma to uroczystos6 mic mlelismy,
vice pomodlilismy sic W kosciele,
jak kto mogf, a potem udalismy
sic do szkofy paratialnej i prey
bralismy sic w regalia. DO star
szych przylaczy}a sic m1odziez,
tak&e W odznaki narodowe polskie
%przybrana, i talk wszyscy razem,
pod komenda panow Franciszka
g o $ k o, marszalka
Tow. sw. Michata, i DR.. s. Miecz-
k O S k Q g o, marszalka ca}eso
szeregu, pomaszerowulismy M OF.
naczone mic see.
Tu mas powitat obywatel
Wojclech Cicmnaczofowski, prezy-
dent Tow. sw. Michafa, w kilku
rozrzcwniujacych sfowach. Potem
przem6wif pan Ludwik H. i | d e.
b I a d t, sekrytarz sw. Michafa,
przypomlna.j JAG nam obowiazki
wzgledem %naSzej nieszczesliwej
rolskiej Ojczyzny i zachwalajac
Zwiazek Narodowy Polski.
Nastepnic DR.. S. Mieczkow-
S k / przeczytaf cafemn zgromadze-
niu wiersz nades}any przez p.
L Il d wi k a X 0 C VICE.
W Bremond, byfego sekretarza
Tow. sw. Michafa w New Wa.
verify, "a ktory to wiersz cate to-
warzystwo temu szfachetnemu
mezowi serdecznie dziekuj e.
Pc przemowach wypilismy pc
szkIance zimnego p;wa i udalismy
sic do stofu, gdzie obia. byt ma
szykowany. Pc obiedzie odbyfo sic
strzelanie do starczy p. Maksy-
milan Wisniew k i ogfcszo-
ny zostaf krolem kurkowym.
Dalej odbyfy sic wyscigi
m~fodziezy, ktorym starsi nasi oby-
watele, nietylko Polacy, ale i
Amerykanie, z wielkiem zajeciem
sic przyopatrywali. Potem znow
pokrzepilismy sic piwkiem, drwiac
sobie z fanutyk6w, ktorzy mas
chcas Emusic, abysmy wjedno pill
wode, jak to czynia ryby W ma
szych stawach i rzekach.
Pc z%achodzie stohca zastawio-
no suta kolacya, pc kt6rej MO
dzle& puscifa sic W tany, a kilku
wiarusow ma predce zaimprowizo-
wafo scene ] odegrano teatr ANA
torski. Publiczno5G hucznemi ok
laskami okazywa4a swc %zadozwo-
lenie.
Bawiono sic .jaknaj weseIcj az
do dnia biafego,
Zycze sobie i wszystkim, kto-
rzy udziat brazil W tym polskim
pikniku, abysmy sic ~jeszcze ,jak-
ajwiecej razy tax doskonale mog-
Ii ubawic i ably co rok wiecej
kolonistow brafo udziaf w naszci
radoSci.
Przybywajcie oracia do mas,
a kazdego czasu przyjmiemy was
otwartemi ramionami jake mltyc CHI
braci.
Z szacunkiem
ZgnDcy Y. Chlebowshi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07

MANIoTEN Mich, z~awiszane
zosta4o pred dwoma luty To wrzyst~o
R6zancowe Kobict. 1'eraz TO Towui<y
stwo pomaIu sic row azuje, 2 powodpi.
re Z kasy zgineto w l1ks taiemniczy
spos6b $ 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-07-07

20 s. II. J0z. Pawiowskim;

IT,
w ostatnim numerze Wjarusa
spotkaIem w artykule, Komproml-
tanci Zvlazku Mar. Pol; $, re ro-
botnik Z pod Kalisza w~yrzadzif mi
niesprawiedliwosc.
MIN sic W tel sprawie odezwie
Rad Centralny W Bay City, race
Pan sprostowac niekt6re punkta
korespondency i Ro6otniha : pod
huNssa.
Gdy " T.. 1856 Zwiazek Narodo-
wy Polski szybko wzrastac poczat.
napisafem korespondcncya do ga
zety Oje=y="y, wzywaja rodakow
w Jersey City, ably sic przebulzili
z letargu i do tego Zwiazku przy-
stapili. Skutkiem tego zawiazata
sic w dniu IS marca 1856 grupa
Zwiazkowa, ktora do - czerwca
tego samcgo roku urosfa do 100
cztonkow. ia wybrany zostatem
kasyerem.
w krotce jednakze przez wine
prezydenta Jana Bakalskiego, kt6ry
chciaf, bysmy ME pfacili do Zwiaz-
ku, jeno do w%tasnej kasy wzajem-
nej pomocy, grupa sic rozerwala.
Jedni staneli po stronie prezydenta
drudzy chcieli xafozyc nova CRU
pc i podczas tych swarow ME opla-
cano regularnych podatkow do
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
w tenn, Is s%tycznia, umiera
czlonek Jozef Pawlowski. Zaraz do
nieslimy o ten Rzadowi Centralne
mu W Bay City ia z Komitetem cd
wiedzilismy pomieszkanie niebosz
czyka. Nieszczesliwa wdowa zale-
wafa sic fzami, skarzac sic ma bic
dc, vice ia prosiiem komitetu, ably
kazat wypfacit koniecznie $ 10 jake
benefits czyli wsparcie "a diva ty-
godnie. Odpowiedz byia: Da.j,
kiedy cheese! To wszystko.
Pocieszatem, jak moglcm, stra-
piona wdowq dniu II stycz-
mia przyszedfem wreczyfem Pa
wfowskiej $40, mowiac: : Pamletaj
patti, re ia dajq tie pieniadze z
wiasnej kieszeni, a jak nadejda
pieniadze Cd Zwiazku, to ia mole
odciagno. = Dobrzc, ME wien jak
sic "a to dobroc wywdzieczyG!
la pogrzeb take %poreczyiem
wsp6lnie z oh. Czylkowskim.
w dniu Il kwietnia przcsIat
Rad Centrally wv. Mar. Pol. w
Bay City Ola wdowy pc S. p. Jo-
zefie Pawiowskim $ 243. 80 zazna-
czaja ID reszty 256. 81 ME wypia-
eli, dopoki Grupa, do ktorej $. p.
Paw}owski nalezai, ME uisci sic 4
dlugu, tylez wynoszacego. Pawfow-
ska tego, co ofiarowat Rad Cen
tralny, wcale ME chciafa przyjaG;
%koniecznie zadafa S 800, jak pre-
pisuje Konstitucya.
ObraEy dnia 23 %stycznia prezy-
denton Tow. Bratniej Pomocy,
przedstawifem sprawe ~Pawfowskiej
czfonkom, lecz powiedziano mi, re
Towarzystwo ami jednego centa ME
ola w%iecej, Jeno to, co przysiat Rad
Centralny.
Potem ujeli sic "a Pawfowska
obywatcle l.. Jarkowski i L. Krza-
nowski i oddali sprawe Paw}ow-
skicj adwokatowi, oskarzaj &C mnie
re niby ME chce wydad wdowie
wiekszej pofowy nale&acego sic jej
posmiertnego.
Niespodzianie dostaje zawiado-
mienie przcz deteFtywa, ably ma sad
p6js6. Tam przy pierwszych pre-
stuchach opowiedziatem, ,jak sic
rzecz ma po prawdzie, i pokazafem
sedzlemu konstytucja Zwiazku
Narodovego Polskiego. o aresztA
waniu mnie ME byio mowy
Ma terminie sad kyf taxi
dziafem, re byibym
wypiacif PawioY
nalezy; ME chg
pieniedzy. %
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